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Long-time museum executive director Shawn Herne shares solutions to the challenges of non-profit event planning with a small budget. He will also provide insight on hosting large events off-campus, as well as creative events in a smaller and historic home.

Event Details:

Wednesday, Feb. 19, 8:00 – 9:30
Babe Ruth Museum
216 Emory Street, Baltimore, MD 21230

Parking: There is metered parking on Pratt Street, Portland Street, and Emory Street.

Investment:
PRSA Members – $15
Guests – $25

*Includes light breakfast

Special thank you to our event sponsor …

Content marketing has evolved over the past decade. From our audiences to content formats, we’ve changed the way we distribute and measure our content. With over 7,000 marketing technologies in the landscape the tools we use as communicators keep growing.

With all of that change, do you ever feel you’re putting in effort, but aren’t seeing the ROI you’d expect? As a communicator in today’s world, it’s important that you have an understanding of how you can bring life to your content marketing efforts so that you’re proving ROI and using industry best practices.

In a thought provoking panel discussion, Lauren Hamilton, VP of Marketing & Promotions at Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Monica DiBartolo, Director, Brand Marketing at Walden University, and Carley Milligan, Digital Editor at Baltimore Business Journal will share their insights about content strategy, tracking metrics, and how to prove ROI. Our panel moderator will be Phillip Yerby, Senior Manager, Client Experience at Weber Shandwick. Click here to meet the panelists.

Event Details
Tuesday, January 28, 2020 | 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Price Modern | 2604 Sisson Street | Baltimore, MD 21211

Event Schedule
6:00 – 6:30 pm | Registration and Networking
6:30 – 7:30 pm | Presentation and Q&A
7:30 – 8:00 pm | Networking

*Ticket price Includes hors d’oeuvres and beer/wine courtesy of Gourmet Express Catering.

Many thanks to our event partners, American Marketing Association Baltimore and Price Modern as well as our catering sponsor Gourmet Express Catering!

Tickets:
PRSA and AMA Members – $30.00 + $2.54 Fee
Non-Member – $45.00 + $3.30 Fee
Student – $15.00 + $1.78 Fee

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Too often we measure outcomes, but we don’t look back and prove that we built what we set out to build. Applying the Reverse Case Study Model to a PR campaign provides unbiased feedback, and a look at your plan from a new perspective through critical thinking and creative problem solving. Your communication plan will be re-built, based on nothing but research. Findings and a proposed plan will validate or disprove your intended baseline, measurements, audiences, influencers, platforms, methods, timeline, and more.

Join us as Captain Katie Cousins, Lead Instructor with the Defense Information School, shows us how to apply this model providing areas of improvement for campaign performance and long term efficiency. You’ll learn to …

• Analyze any public PR campaign or event using the Reverse Case Study model.
• Deconstruct available public information and design what you believe to be the public affairs communication plan through the use of the ABCs (Analyze, Build Backward, Compare).
• Evaluate PR campaign objectives and identify areas of improvement and learned efficiencies.

When: Friday September 13, 2019 | 8 a.m – 10 a.m.
Where: The Conference Center at Sheppard Pratt | 6501 North Charles St.
Parking: Click here for site map
Investment: PRSA Member – $30; Non-members – $45 (includes light breakfast)